25国宣布暂停对美寄送包裹

Group 1 - The Russian Post announced the suspension of parcel services to the United States starting August 26 due to tariff issues, while regular letter services remain unaffected [1] - Bulgaria's postal service has also suspended all shipments to the U.S. due to changes in U.S. customs clearance measures, which now require electronic pre-declaration data to be sent to U.S. postal operators [2] - From August 29, the U.S. will no longer provide tax exemptions for imported packages valued at $800 or less, meaning all small packages will incur applicable taxes [3] Group 2 - The Universal Postal Union reported that 25 countries have announced the suspension of parcel shipments to the U.S. due to uncertainties related to the new U.S. regulations [4] - South Korea's postal service has suspended EMS shipments to the U.S., allowing only UPS for parcel delivery, with customs duties to be borne by the recipient [5] - Several European countries, along with Australia, India, Japan, Thailand, and Singapore, have also suspended parcel shipments to the U.S. in recent days [7] Group 3 - An analysis from the Cato Institute indicates that the U.S. government's removal of tax exemptions for small imports will significantly impact low-income groups and further complicate logistics companies, leading to serious implementation challenges [7]